Daily Republican., 1887-09-14
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george Fisher, ali colored, were then
placed in the dock. They were found n
FAker's place g. 10. e2A Ererch street
wnen cue raid Was m.de Yesterday
wren arrested they had policy return,
anc money Ia theis possession. Tne de
tectives did not sea either OF these me,
writing policy, but 6id see tht m max
ing entries on book. They were eaci
held In 81 900 bail.
Claud Hylmap, a white man. wb,
was arrested with some OF the other,
was discharsed, as the detectives coult
not identify him.
James A. Anderson was then placed
on uial. He was arrested in Parker,
place yesteTday, and claimed that h,
had lust stepped In TO transact som,
business. He Was represented By An.
thony Higgins, Esq.
Detective Randall testified that wher
they went to Parker's place be saw
Anderson In the bar room co1ntips
some money on book In which pole,
returns are kept This was the onl1
witness for the State, and Mr.. Hi,e,nI
commenced the examination OF wit
nes.es for the defense.
william Z. Anderson testified tina,
Mr.. Mason, one Of the proprietors O
the mouse, sent for Anderson to CON,
there, and he arrived about Eve min
utes before the officers came in e,
saw Mr. Mason give him some money
but did no. know whs. 1t was fo..
AS one OF the witasssea for the de.
fense was not present, the case was con
tinuec for The time being.
Israel Jefteris, colorsd, was charged
with selling policy at his cigar store
Eighth and Tstaall streets. n. va,
represented by Henry G. Coura1, Eso
Toe detectives testified that they h At
bought policy slips in his store from
Andrew Benson. He was held il $500
bail.
Benz Jamin Laws, . runner, James 8
OZARK, writer, and VIM. CAvercer, {
collector for Stroud and File wer.
held in $500 bail each.
! Wm. 4. Mason having come IN wa
paced on the stand and tast.Gei thu
James A.Ande,so1 and his son are en-.
pio2td 10 furnish music at his sunms,
garcep, No. S24 French street. Et
plays the frat violin and his soa tn,
piano, 'or which no pays them the sun
oi us week He ssnt for Ards,zo-
yesterday morning and paid him.
Anderson was then discharged from
custody.
George Fl. Beckley was placed OF
trial, when Detective Aiken testified
tha. be saw the accused pay Comegyl
$3.50 to pay hit, aud had known hin
Tor some time as q policy bsckeI; from
what he learned he was under the i'm
PRESTON tha. Buckley had ut least
dozen writer's. he was held in S. COZ
for court.
The case OF Albert r. fountain, col
ored, was Then taken up, and Ofice
Shields testified that he arrested hin
on the third floor of the Liebsrmar
Building, Fifth and Market strests
When he want in the room the accused
was engaged In cutting papers thu
proper size tor policy returns.
A stamp, used for pol cy rsturns, ant
gambling outfit found IN the room
were brought in court, and the Judge
after hearing the evidence of Detective
Randall. ordered Fountain 10 furnial
s.. 900 bail.
Dennis Sfafpar, co,ored, Alfred F
Barr snd Frank L.ytsn wer7 each heiC
In q. GOO bail fer ccurt, foG telng con
nected with the policy oueiness In vai.
GUS capacities.
John Farmar. who hsg bnan keepins
keno den over tie cid Water Witch
engine house, on Shipley street above
Filth, was placed In the dock, and De
tectives Aiken aud Randall testified L
the fact OF seeing him IN charge OF the
place, which wse fitts1 up and used TO,
gambling. BE was held in $1,000 bail
ior court
The oase OF Sewell Whitlcck was
called, but he was not present, and q,
the request OF Attorney General B!gas,
hr. Aiken was placed on the stand and
testified that he had Whitlock arrested
yesterday on wsrfsut, and saw him
brouRht to the bail and given in charge
OF 0fioer schoor.
Oiiioer Schoo. corroborAted this testi
mony, and said when &c left at go D.
m. aad gave Officer Hanna charge of
the prisoners Whltlcck was in custody.
Caicer Hama was rot present, but
Judge Onmnins stated that he under.
stood Mr.. Hayes was ST. pclioe station,
and that Whitlock asked him if he
could be held without a warrant for q
mtsdemeanor, and he replied no. OF,
Ger Hanna did not know that warrant +
had besn itsaed in the Gaze and let him
60.
Attorney General Biggs asked that
the matter bs contiAuei until this even
ing, to allow Officer Harna chance to
explain, and the request was granted.
Edward 7. Stroud's Dame was called
three times, and az be did not ans swer
the recoSDizancs was declared forfeited
and O capias was issued for his arrest,
and notice served on john Fehren bach,
his surety.
"Lee" File was then pu. on trial, and
Superintendent Stark testified to the
fact OF his arrett yesterday at Third
and Market streeis, and said the. Ra
File would not allow the safe to bs
opened, be Was Obliged to senG TO Phil
adelph IN and get man to open 1t last
evaning. just before the witness went
in File'g place q young tnau entered
with cabDa in his hand, which the
witness captured.
IL was opened in court this morning
and found to contain mum bar of pack.
ages OF money, and ths returns as they
had been collected from the different
offices. Detective Il andall corroborated
the above and the ascused was held In
S5 ,0C0 hail for court.
Daniel McElwee, ,0bed Outtop, James
and James Vance were dis
csarged, and at LIE O'Clock court ad.
journed.
A CRrc.